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A brand name should give at least some idea of what the product is or it's use. I would pass this name by, as absolutely nothing comes to my mind. Don't get too creative when naming your product....catchy yes...but so creative that people have to guess...no. This name could have a negative effect in my opinion.

You also need to ask if your target market will 'get it'. 

....nothing, due to not having a point of reference 

Never heard the name! Googled it! Could be a personal name for story telling or education!  What is the outdoor connection??

means nothing to me except it sounds like it comes from South Africa.>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<..

what does the name mean in the language that it comes from ? A name in English would be better since English is becoming the international language. 

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